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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-29

FILTERS Most of the ordinary domestic
flters-and especially those of spongy iron
carbon, stone, gravel and ceIlulose-are
pronounced by a German physician, DR..
Plagge, to be of little or no value for puri
fying water, as they DO not remove the liy
ing organisms, or bacteria, and allow such
germs as those of typhus and cholera 10
pass without hind~ance. Clay and asbestos
filters were found to have some effect in
stopping infectious matters, but were not
long reliable. Hesse has recommended
strongly compressed asbestos, and espe-
cially dense cells of clay, as Welding water
permanently germ free but of these filter
ing materials DR.. PIagge is unable to speak
from his own observation or experiment.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-29

The Glory of Man Is His Strength, and
Tor the many ailments arising from nervous
prostration and physical weakness. such as loss
ness, impotency and the various ills caused by
lndiscretion, Excess and Abuse there is no more
etectual remedy than DIR. LaMsrs' Seminal
Pills They build up the entire system, renew
the wasted energies, giving strength Yigor and
vitality to all the organs. The feeble and in
firm find in them veritable fountain of youth.
Price, g. so. Sent C. o. D., by express, or by
A. McBOYLE & CO., Druggists, ?. o. Box 1852,
San Francisco jaS-6m
S. S. g. L. L. souti,worth. Dent,sta, sse.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Because il vitslizes the blood and ever
organ, is why PARKER's Tonic cures so many.
HlSDERCoREs, the best cure for corns. I5c.
Sll-lt5
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V of Man Is His Strength. a,

If you want a first-class Buggy, Cart,
Phaeton or anything IN the carriage line go to
HARRY BERNARD'S, Sixth and streets. If
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-29

FLANNEL CAKEs.-Take two large spoons
of cornmeal, with half a teaspoon OF lard,
or piece as large as hickory-nut. Pour
on boiling water-enough to scald the meal
well. Then thin it with cold water, after
which stir into it one and one-half cups OF
flour, one cup of sour milk, one teaspoon of
soda one scant teaspoon of salt one beaten
egg; and after it is well beaten add one and
one-half spoons of sugar. Bake on a
griddle.
For Throat Diseases. Coughs, Colds, etc,
effectual relief is found in the use of
Browns Bronchial Troches.' Sold only
in boxes. % cents.
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A FlRST-CLASS
DRUG BUSineSSs

IN The INTERIOR FOR SALE. RE-Nx
L quiring capital of three or TOUR thou ~
sand dollars; doing good business. For e.
K co In
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zoo NucH sWEErING.

The ACCESSIBILITY of giving every apart
ment vigorous broom cleaning at least
once week has been so strenuously in
sisted upon by some notable housekeepers
that ii has by many been converted into an
imperative duty. But looking at the mat
ter in an unprecedented light, one cannot
clearly see why drawiBg-room, inhabited
perhaps only few hours of the afternoon
and evening, or en- unoccupieG guest cham
Der, should require the same amount of
publication deaa snded by sewing, sitting
or dining-room. The dustpan and brush
are labor-saving machines that do not re-
ceive due appreciation. BY their aid in re-
moving q little dust here and a little
there the business of sweeping a whole
room may be deferred at times, when at the
first glance anything less than complete
routing out of furniture and dirt would
seem impossible.-harion Hariand.
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HOW TO NAVE WHITE HANDS.

A little ammonia or borax in the water
you wash your hands with, and that water
Just lukewarm, will keep the skin clean
and soft A little oatmeal mixed with the
water will whiten the hands. Many peo-
pie use glycerine on their hands when they
go to he'd, wearing their gloves 10 keep the
bedding clean; but glycerine does not
agree with every one. 1t makes some skin
harsh and red. These people should rub
their hands with dry oatmeal and wear
gloves in bed. a good preparation for the
hands at night is white of egg. with grain
Of alum dissolved in it. The =" Roman
toilet paste is merely white OF egg, barley
-four and honey. They say i, was used by
the Romans III olden time. II is. a first
rate thing, but it does not do the work any
better than oatmeal. The toughest and
hardest hands can be made soft and white
in a months time by doctoring them a
little at bedtime: and all the tools you
need are 8 nail brush, bottle of ammonia,
box of powdered borax, and a little fine
white sand to rub the stains off, or cut of
lemon, which will do even better. for the
acid of the lemon, will clean anything
Popi:ldy Science Monthly.
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CORN ZONE TO BE REVIVED.

1t is whispered that the new Southern
society" is established 10 revive or trans
plant and perpetIate the Corn Pore" (it
should always be written with capitalists
merits entitle it to their use}. Long life
and much joy to the new society. There
are few better things in this mundane exist
ence than a light, rich and toot' some Corn
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EOR RENT-3OO ACRES FINE BOTTOM
L land near the city, suitable for large dairy
or cattle range. Inquire at 6l2 Il street. sacra-
mento. ia2l-2w-
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S. $. & L. L. souti,worth. Dent,sts. ssr
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
sherif,s Election Proclamation

snerfn' y Election PROCLAMATION
STATE OF KANSAS,
County OF Sedgwick 3d.
The state of Kansas 10 all whom these
presents shall come, greeting: Know ye.
that |, W W. Hays. sheriff Of Sedgwicb
county, ate OF Kansas, do hereby proclaim
and make known to the legal voters of Sedg-
wick county, state OF Kansas, that on tire
first Tuesday after the first Monday ot
eighth day of the month";, there VIII
be an election held in each of the voting pre-
cincts throughout said county Of Sedgwick
for the purpose of electing the following
county officers, to-wit:
For Judge, Eighteenth Judicial district
For Treasurer.
For Clerk
For Register of Deeds
For Sheriff
For Coroner.
For Surveyor
For Commissioner, First district.
Polls to be opened az O'Clock in the morn
ing and closing at 6 O'Clock in the evening Of
the said day.
Given under my hand at the sherf7s
office, ID the city OF Wichita, SeigNick
county, state Of kansas, this 5.h day Of
October, A. D. 1887.
d120w29tf ". w. HAYS,
Sheriff of Sejgwick County, Kansas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
RESTAURANTS IN THE SKIES.

Eating Meal Above tho Chimes of Tim
/ ity Chureh--The Cheap Lunch Rooms.
The lates: wrinkle is to get a view with
your dinref--l natural chrome. 50 "a speak.
For this purpose restaurants have been
opened ca the eleventh floors If The Field
building at the Battery ard the Mills build-
ing near tie stock exchange. You are lifted
to these places with less difficulty than you
descend TO the cellar Of the oyster saloon near
the stock exchange where YOU are sometimes
invited To lunch because ''tlIey make the best
cocktails down town" Up above the chimes
of Trinity church, almost-on the roofs Of the
two cloud piercing buildings, YOU fni very
stylish restaurants and French walters. and
enjoy the felicity If staring II Barthoidis
statue with your SOUP. Staten Island with
your fish, tbe month OF the Hudson river with
your toast, and brooklyn heights with your
dessert. When we tire = the view We 90 10
one Of two OF thfce nIacaroui places on the
Bowling Green, 10 Fulton market Tor oysters.
To John street for chops and ale, in places
glossy with mahogany and crowded with oil
paintings; CT we 20 one block higher to a
wine importers 20 get cscargcts french for
slallsi, Of which we are growing very fOrd
We get them alse from Delmonico, who has
three places down town for tbo~e who he ~
say they 60 there, AT any price
In the meantime the otfics toys. portags
and younger clerks sre enjoying an equal
variety Of luncheons provided by people who
seem engaged ia a laGdabie effort 20 so who
can give the most for ten cent Chatham
street has TIE fosir cheapest restaurants IN
town, nanlea after Eli Tweei. jim TIzk.
Grover Cleveland ami Mr Gladstone. where
beef, potatoes, bread and coffee cost that
sum The dairles give bread and milk. pis
and gl-lk. Ct grain AMI max ia bowls for a
'ilnle, and tGeFe are r DORA queer sai sloppy
pl7c-zs where yen - crowds u men and a
bold display - milk cans or tse f10r. and
eakss, cream p1ds. choc9Iase ecI4irz and
French sugar pastry IA . lssln,ireI forms ca
tue counters, each cake being three TINES az
large IS you yil3 ~. aEy IS ,.efs else n town.
These a-e the lszsEe-ils, rhers mes sell beer
and beans tsso eSg-, pc aai e.Tes q rrul-
fers ani mix Tor ten csr1es
Finally, there + ~ erl * Fressea All
German pixies wis1Te ~reZglaE aiazerz- are
served Tor from Gfte@n - f3ty ce7lts. ,ll.
newest - Al teatinz tie record szish Tsset-
IRE Of Z tErss ET1astssi sesDauer = t-ser ovey
the woz1s: -Ibis size frse zith 9ar iisrse~. ~
ten ceT't< ~-Jai.zn RaIgh IN Plo1rsr Press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
CATALINA ROMBUSTus PERSON

| u..
49, = e.ero lecture Honu '"e
ma" % 'i,e i'iheh'iii 'iuo.
| III CataIine homoustus Pierson ar III De
nan tonight should IKE 10 hev him step DIS
way, Said bFctner Gardner as De wiped ms
spectacieS on ms elbow ana Turned MS gaze
| INTO the southwest corner.
oataiiiie, VINO IS u young i1-,ih Oh - NeFy
BILL Ia INC oicA anu u ahcieh1 ancs9'i y
came ior"ara Win G olaIa smile on MS
lace ana MS coat pultoned very ugnus
"ipniiu nun
o.uo"er hieiSoii, coh.lAueo Tie lfe7i'eli'
"a i"'"eiS way, n.s La" ",i eSV o.i DO"
ior Sonie 'li''e pack. Al uaO "'f'i'pi pm on
nas oh'
w. Sah--'s gas.
.nousn' 80 Is oA' aht'iii'g az ''e e'i''
vi o.t' "'t',' '"'iil'
~ san
Uoiu cnaii'
~ san
no" da1 SUIT OF cioze, 6rudaer FIetS''1--
p'iu l"' VI NOT
o,ho' Sih' ouV Ze 9"ihe u pay
oh, you Il lie 'aiIof Was o"ei - 80 ,iie
me apou' en- i'eASo ieiiiihe "a
ois ioh - n'oHeS you "af car III 'oui'' ~
'eiIay
~ uIh 'ook IL apart san IL WIS 'hi' .
- p.i "iappeu afouhI ras n,
'Is' Is sstc'ed! Rows ,e' D'' % "''-
oe -, i0'S
WEBS "enii''' s'o' "'i' ~ s"'-'7 -
pay W ,,
50" i'e"N o"' az
i4i " ....--
SILL oo' ~ = Hine - -.
sun up you uoaIt y" -
80, - - n gu aI oiiea'in =. -. -,
go u,i-u, q " az ',A'eu 49,. on
eosl :, s'trU'ls IA e'',is uii pn-asa.
~ il''' Va a 80 ~ -
$3.50 20 an = -" -, -. A.
-, Vu Gu al -.,,|;.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
IN ANSWER TO A SONNET.

\ fair ideal you show me that deem
Most worthy in poets heart 70 rise.
As Dian lovely in the summer skies:
Reflected in your soul as in a stream.
You show me mine own image like dream,
OF sweet, inspiring womanhood, most wise,
Serene and tender, that with steadfast eyes
The ideal Of fair frendliness would seem
Oh, where sharper pang than thus 10 see
Myself. high imaged in another heart
To see and feel with hot reprcachfu tears
That Thus might have seen, thus should bel
Thus viii b. nor shall that dream depart
Save rs he moon retreats when the day appears
From The Heart Of the Weed -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
PHYSICIANS.
E-M cONkLlN N. 0

l.. W ~ ~ L~itNs w. -
GtF,- IS Main Ger. Secoie st, TrGats III acute
chrosic dissases SpCcialtles-lsstesi iElIrUNet
treatment ofpHes aad az r+lul diseases; GissSsas
of women; oxygen treatment,
orce hours u = 4. m sii1 20 arc 70 :.
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Read. ano Order What Yo= should HAVE.
Comply With the Law.

Read. and Order What Yo= should Have. &c
Comply With the Law.
Each township trustee should hayea trr-
tees record, road record, poor record, ant ;
full set Of township reports and other blani
worth st lesst IS. Also some stationery
Each township treasurer should hsSs =
sreasurer's record
Each township CLERK should have cleis,
record and warrant book,
Each justice Of the pesee should have :
civu docket, crimina! docket, stray record
transcripts, complied laws II 'Ss5, and III
assortment Of blanks.
Each constable shoai5 have an assortment
u blanks
Zach road oSerseer should hevs ros<3
cversseT's account bpol receipt BOX tor
labor, receipt book for extra work. sGd
ceipy book for nla.cria, used
The above should he furnished - ne or
Gers cf each we'll regulates t4aSnship, al tire
expense o: the to~u-bip
Far sale st to- EaaLE .Eflse N-,ieI>
p-oluptiy Gle: ~ .aii o. e>s'res- ,''~E,. q
s$tf N95U
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20

WICHITA Oct Il

WICHITA, Oct. Il, 1857.
l take pleasure in recommending to the
public the Michigan Fire Insurance OF De-
troit. and Messrs Hubbard, Maher Sc Kerr
their agents in this city for their promptn.s SIS
aud fairness in settling my claim of loss by
fire, they having paid me amount of insur.
ance in full ". A. Arey. 12S Ct
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-20
To Loan.

By private party, S. 900 ON first mortgage
for one year at reasonable rates Address
Lock Box 2l3, City. l25-tf
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S. w. COOPER.
Mortgage = Broker

Quick Money az lowest rat q on farm aud I'm
proved city property. No losus made through
agents On city property.
l85 Y. Main st. over Hornaster's shoe store l25tf
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CIRCULAR.

rrxAs *, t4 season
feeling highly rlexlrn of
tle benefits our
awayse sterling fact that t. ado TO til.
t end
directed 1t wia qeSu mer
lo handles b
oak- collections II de
our II a o a, randi S,
of ward
MIR he
France ing
stat
lecIO If country
n1nNl
y a1atw ID
of most wi be
in
tcn uS
of ghti lnic
fair o. o andhu will
a3anapo of
Guild pile Is to know to your AS
emo no ask Our
will the o. Of vast
f,you In conCIuS WE It M lines Ut goods
ghuela nd depart
We
the
cln4rulY ON and
yourselves o
Leasing, SoloIaAo1A q ESoseAtlAal
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Oais-scarce, and marx urn AT Sc rus.
C)rnmes' Market stcudy Al . 30.
Hay NJ "kot quiet, prime. 800 gl7, CHOICE
Is Otd lD.
Hog Products Market nrm"r
Pork, II a.
Lard refined tierce, + W..
Bulk MeatS-SnOutder~ ! OF, ION. clenr
RIBS = clearrib>, S7}.st 20.
Bacon-Sh bulier>. -; long clear and
clear ribs. ~. $50
Hams-Choice sugar Cured, canvassed, II p.
W hlsky- Mnrkcl quiet M Oodl 81.
Cohee-In llsRt demand with holders firm
rio, Eiga2Oc.
Rec MARKET fairly active and a shade
higher nj 4 -0.7' 90
Cotton seed PRO iuct,- Market nominal;
prime crude oils, s4t asked
Coke and Meh'-l9nu
Bran--Qui-t ant weak nj 72la0D76c
sugar steady and N fair dcmsnd: open
Kettle, strictly prime, al llig fully fair I ,
suot to fair, IL 81; common to gooi, &'4: in
terlor. qG5 q, ceutritusal>, Of plantation
granulated, "'s; chp!c' white, a5'-, oil
white. - a. :; gray white, .1p' l-l6: .hoice
low clarified , Liza B3t.; phm" i'-Lia4 ;
OIL do, b ; second, IL @.
MoIHsscN Market arm; open kettle, fancy,
&c; strictly prime, ,7 y s. centritugal-, strictly
pr me, 2'GEc; good prime, 2jd'i; sy,upS.
I'Qg u.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

4buIIEk-4FG33c per ID.
i nhEsW AN-liHl5c s. 10.
SSohS-ln the shuck, new, j0c; old. SIC
IokNA EAI,-W White. in sacne OF io lbs, 80;
I "a I'm III lnrhl, IN sacks of A lbs 65c
SSABBAGE-3l 4G3lsc per 10.
cnEtoE Cream, lGl5c per ID; half cream
n PER M SKINNED lOi per 10.
eIhEk-I In barrels, 81 ~; half barrel, 81 %;
tAch, C0G $50.
/ Hz.Gs- 3ull 1T y ,ol5c
HHAA,f-New Texas prairie, o. per ton.
1 pE7-Nn dry tiiut over - lbs, l0c; NO
~ padly damaged AID null hides, oQs
Erp' green stlted, ne; ID. =, nc; No. green
cue hides, ig5c; No. 2, &c sheep skin-, loa
HA,hRAtr-Hnlf bbls, $500.
4@peI bu,heI
Il pAt s.! SACKS, 4sG3uc r husheL
n ~, N.I1E'-lr>h, 81 U0g. % per bushei'
4 u Low a2>. per 10.
B " HEATH 70 uer husheL
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THE MARKETS.
LOCAL COTTON MARKEI.
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET.

Arpi.Es--Aldeu process, evaporated l24c;
No. / sliced 7l4c bright quarters We. >.
BRAN-Tu Jobbers at mills, sacked @H f.
BAcoS-Ory salt, $50; short clear smoked
Nc, break ast bacon, l}i4; hams, I2H9l3.
Earring PowDFK-Dr. Prices ana hoyhi
pne spoon 2-oz., l6c; i-oz, 75c; s-oz., lJi III
~ Alcxaudre's rs 10, 4oci a ID, 75c; n d.,
California navy In sacks, &c;
iBLriNG-In bags bOc T. doz., OF. liquid SIC,
sBeooas-No. fancy broom 81 30. do - %,
h,ror 81 3 string green straw e2 10, string
Fellow s. ~, string green 81 2''2 string yell
H RriipISa MArRRIAL-Coopered lime 81 70
~ bbl: In bulk 81 80 Plastering latns 81 90
u N. GOAT hair Zoe per bmi . Gem HoS,
Ecriland rs. Michigan plaster "A 70. Win
" glass 100 OFF list price.
nsloKERs-No. 4 \ DC ~ IN, No. 3 SIC
tnsn soda SIC. Excelsior &C. ginger snapg
IA No. 3 X SIC, lemon cream do 711c, XXX
N cakes and JuInbies l21sc, knicknacRs l2c
Aphabets and cartoons lObpc.
COYrgE-Choice rio. 22I.c; prime. DC; fair
E1c. pllvOrth. 26c Ariosa, SsSc.
III Coal OIIl-Eupion in bbls nc 3 gal, In %
esp,tlO: Brilliant In bbls lsc g gal, In 2-t
/ sa1s 1 10, gal cans, 81 80; gasoline - 81
II CAsDIEs-Flint, &c.
Nj CASDLEs--l0allc u Id.
Il
kBfrst patent 81 -, second patent $40;
[prsight 81 To- family 81 ~, low grades $50,
Aorhern mills quote: First patent $3.50;
ssiO paten So, extra family, 81 49, COM
bon 22).
lDArEs-lOc y 10.
YrEI-Coal delivered at yards bituminous
nthracite, so per ton; cord wood W.
GSKEN FRUIrs-Lemons t5Do 81 per box.
Esssinca, $50 in case,S1j 50; 30 IN case, 4
Oranges, $i(s5 Bananas 81 oO0p3 W per bunch.
"a GRAHAM FLoUR-Per cwt. az W.
"a GEITs-Per Dbl 81 %.
e HoMISY-Per bril-, 81 -.
HI HONEY alifornia, S9llc n,
III LARD-Rehned In tierces nc per 10 5-lt
Cans nc; 9-lb 75ac lO-lb SIC; 5-lb S9sc; Git
ADails Sac.
III LYE-Amerlcau Asses. doE each. o. IS
Sleenwich, dos. 81 75 Philadelphia, doz
80; Bohbets, 81 10; Sterling Ball, 81 20
steoz 10, American 4doz 30, Greenwich do1
~ ~ bali. Champion dox 20
~ PRUSEs-Turkish bbls e. dc 90 ID boxes N
evaporated, D. n, lUCdll 5b- II, l29l5c.
RAisiNs-Caliiornia-Lo aver, bOG
4 70.
b kloE-Prime TO choice 4s4a8c.
81 horE--sissl =. incn basis re per ID, cotton
sEope l5..c
81 -Blcerb, in kegs, 4HGa5c per ID; In
package, "a a1Gc sal soda, 2940gSc.
w s!AtLI-Michigan NAT hoops % per BIB
~ slcagan dairy, 81 %.
.& oUGA E-S'andard graduated, ~; cut
PAL t4c powdered. 731c: new crop, white
f$lAtlhed, t3.c, fancy yellow, clarified, bM@It
Sholce do, Sc choice brown, DC; prime IL
fYh0lce seconCN axe
sARDiNEs-t French, sl8 ~; American, 8 70
srAKcH-Royal gloss, 61sc; III boxes, axe
~, &c i-lb, tie; bulk, &c; Pearl, 900
SShoT- Drop IS per bag, buck W.
LhAs-GunpoWder 35D5Jc per 10; Imperial
pgbJc; Ooong, 3j@50c.
a TOBACCO ASD SEUFF-Standard plug ma
ESSies SfGilc per To; bright 7-oz. twist 3JG40c
NS'll plug, 2SgSJc; smoking, assorted stan
liMl goods, i2G3Ic. Snuff CARROTS b-oz
6tNes I'll y per box; do. l-oZ. bottles, 81
7r1,.n h-oz bottles, slu 90; do. 14-oz. boxes
IN N,SEs-High wines, 81 l3
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A COMPLETE set II Appletons En-
cyclopediA to be sold at sacrifice, at
Hi Bros.
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Go to the Avenue Stables for your
rigs
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ST. LOUIS WOOL MA KET,

ST. Louis, Nov. ~ Wool market
quiet and steady quotations unchanged;
unwashed bright med um, 1924; cuarse
braid l5Gs2; low sandy. l0@S; fine light
}5,4 inferior, 3dg&i sacks, loel2; hard and
bury, lVtli,
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lARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.

N1D'IS AT UNITED STATES PORTS.
kfnrs,. tSroN Nov. u The following ia a
pnr, eauNe statement OF cotton receipts at
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GALVESTON COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov, ~ Spot cotton closed
dull and unchanged
Sales, 2GOO stock,
Low ordinary ...... ..., -....... .,' ~
ordinary ..,.....,, ...,. .,.,.....- Nv
Good ordinary ...-....-... ............. II 10
Iow middling ............ co.. ......-.. I-lh
MiddlinR ....... ...... ...... q 9-lS
GoOd middling .....-..-. .....' v-l9-in
Mlddllng ialr ..........' ...-.'''' ~ . 10
Fair ''''.''-'ll ll-lu
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e AS APPLIED TO MEDICINE.
OUR FIELD OF SUCCESS.

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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-03-09
Laundry Lesson s.

Most colors in print, and cauhric~,
especially black and white. blue and drab.
look better if these cotton goods are
,caldrd and rin~cd in quite blue water
after being washed, writes +. NJ s.
The following suggestions are given by
Toilet Tcmpc
"Whcn hanging out clothes have an
apron for the purpose with several large
deep pockets made by stitching piece of
the goods across the front of the apron
and dividing it into compartments by
rows of stitching In these clothcS-pin~
may he carried. \ pair of white flannel
gloves will he found great comfort in
winter when hanging out clothes They
may be fashioned by ripping up pair of
gloves ii little too large for the hand
which is to wear them for pattern
Narrow seams may be taken if the ilanucl
is firm, and the gloves may be made to fit
quite nicely. The employment of lci--
IRE hour now in their manufacture Will
not be regretted wien chill November
comes
Pretty summer dresses should not he
hung in the sun to dry. They should be
hung up wrong side out, 50 thai passing
dust will not stick to the outer surface
Since soap ruins some delicate Culpr~,
have summer dresses washed with puraN
This liz lips to remove soil and aims with
out removing the colorS also; it should bc
added To the water IN the proportion of Il
tablespoonful to gallon of water Pow
dercd boraN may be purchased at any
dug store. 1t should be dissolved in
very hot water For very delicate color~
il is we'll to dissolve tablespoonful of
alum in enough lukewarm water to wet
the dress thoroughly; rinse it up and
down several times, then rub it gently in
warm, not hot, Suds; rinse thoroughly in
cold water into which you have put IL
small handful of salt; iron if possible,
before it becomes dry but if it should
dry more speedily than You expect, iron
ii under IL damp cloth Many of the
fashionable fabrics now used are intend
cd 10 be rough-dricd and simply smoothcd
and pulled straight Never use very hot
starch for colurcd dresses